I do use color..I am a bit of a blackaholic in my attire...black pants and sweaters are a staple for me.I had a cottage that just oozed happiness, and had LOTS of color, yellow living room, apple green dining room with a handpainted purple piano.I say I am not creative, but do acknowledge my creativity with colors.I recently wore magenta to my son's wedding..no beige for this mother of the groom!I like deep green.I also once planned a room around a purple chair.I recently did my bedroom in various shades of creams, and have a tiny splash of of purple accents.I'm all over the board here... thinking more neutrals as I get older, not sure there is any change in sobriety...interesting to think about though! Lisa D (Molony)
I love color in general but my favorite colors are green and blues and deep pinks, any kind of green. I associate it with nature and green represents the heart Chakra. Like being creative I need color in my life. My cabin is filled with color. My stairs are painted pink and my doors are all different colors. May be too much for some people but I love the whimsy feel. Since being sober color is more important to me as I am learning to express my true colors or self. I like bright vibrant colors as that is how I feel about being sober. I want to tell everyone and be loud and vibrant because I am so proud of myself. Karin C. (Robinson) Well, I’m in my favorite season and my favorite colors. It excites me to put away the summer clothes and pull out the sweaters, long pants, boots, etc of fall. I would say my color pallet is burnt orange, golden yellow, creams, browns, and purples. I change in the spring. Never really thought about it, but do agree there were a lot of dark greys, and not cheery colors in my head when I was drinking. Karen (Robinson)
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